#Web Weaver

[ashvexaa]

Spider Society Cooper Coen appreciation post

I love how thick the lashes on his mask are this artstyle looks so good on him

Also the weird beef he had with weapon??? Peak fiction, I need more NOW

Also this entire cover where he’s just vouging tf out boots the house down I’m going to blow him up with a bomb I love him so much omg

MY SHAYLLAAAAAAA

[doreenchloepoetry]

inspired by good bones

[europasage]

@iammir07 on pinterest // @cutevirgin // @artelarium // mitski, francis forever // @enbysjy on pinterest (adrianne lenker, anything)

[hopelessvalentines]

“didn’t you have to promise, a hundred times not to die?”

[sincerely-sofie]

Guard Dog x Sacrificial Lamb: A Web-Weaving Piece

[amageish]

Marvel United: A Pride Special #1. Art by Luciano Vechio.

I saw some discussion about this cover and people not recognizing all the characters... so I did the only logical thing and made a reading list. Here's a comic recommendation for every queer character on this cover!

Shela Sexton / Escapade: A trans mutant superheroine figuring out her place in a bigoted world In a subversion of the usual mutant metaphor, Shela's parents accepted her mutanthood wholeheartedly... only to disown her when she came out as transgender. You can read her debut in Marvel Pride 2022.

Natima Ngoza / Beisa: A trans woman born in Mohannda who fled to Wakanda when running away from her judgemental family. She's a love interest for T'Challa and a take on the Catwoman archetype. Read all about her in the underrated 2023 Black Panther run!

Cooper Coen / Web-Weaver: A Spider-hero from Earth-71490, Cooper Ceon saved his classmate/crush Peter Parker from a spider bite on a high school field trip... only to be bitten himself. You can read about an adventure of his on Fire Island in Marvel's Voices: Spiderverse.

Gwen Poole / Gwenpool: An aroace Marvel Comics superfan iseaki'd into the Marvel Universe. With the power of meta knowledge, she will find her own place in the canon she loves so much. You can read her realizing she's aroace in ARomancing of Gwendolyn Poole (get it?), part of the Love Unlimited Infinity Comic.

Jean-Paul Beaubier / Northstar: Gay French-Canadian mutant sports superstar and Marvel's first textually gay superhero. You can read about him taking on anti-mutant bigotry in his home country in Alpha Flight (2023).

Rachel Summers / Askani: The sapphic daughter of Scott Summers and Jean Grey from the Days of Future Past timeline. You can read about her and her girlfriend fighting bigots in the British wizarding community (I wonder what THAT could be an allegory for) in Betsy Braddock: Captain Britain.

David Alleyne / Prodigy: Bisexual mutant supergenius. New Mutant, Young Avenger, X-Men, and most recently a professor at Empire State University. You can read about him and his boyfriend in the Young Avengers arc of the Marvel's Voices Infinity Comic.

Bobby Drake / Iceman: Founding X-Men and jokester who realized he was gay later in life. Bobby... He's gay! You can read about him bringing Rogue home as a fake girlfriend to meet his bigoted parents in Uncanny X-Men #319. While this story is before he came out, I think it is an EXCELLENT showcase of his character.

Xuân Cao Mạnh / Karma: Lesbian mutant hero and founding member of the New Mutants. Depending on how you define "superhero," she's arguably Marvel's first lesbian hero. You can read about her relationship troubles, as well as her reunion with her once-lost brother, in Karma in Love, part of the Love Unlimited Infinity Comic.

Charlie Webber / Sun-Spider: A pansexual Spider-hero with EDS. Originally a fan-submitted Spider-sona, she's grown in relevance and even had a speaking cameo in Across the Spiderverse! You can read her story in Edge of Spiderverse #4.

Logan Lewis / Nightshade: Sapphic teen genius and legacy hero to the original Nightshade, a redeemed supervillain. You can read her solo adventures as part of the Marvel's Voices Infinity Comic.

Billy Kaplan / Wiccan: The gay son of the Scarlet Witch... to grossly oversimplify the situation. He also may kind of be God? Good for him! Read about him in Young Avengers (2013).

Teddy Altman / Hulkling: The gay son of Captain Mar-Vell and Skrull princess Anelle. A Skrull/Kree hybrid, he was sent to live on earth for his protection - y'know, Superman stuff. Read about his wedding to his husband Hulkling in Empyre!

Ms America Chavez: The multiverse-travelling latina lesbian of the Young Avengers, Ultimates, and West Coast Avengers. Read about her helping her CLOSE PLATONIC FEMALE FRIEND Kate Bishop raise the baby landshark Jeff in It's Jeff! Yes, that is my America recommendation. I also love her role in Ultimates, but this is funnier.

Aaron Fischer / Captain America: An unhoused gay man and champion of the marginalized, selected by Steve Rogers to have the title of Captain America. You can read about him in Avengers Academy.

Justin Jin / Kid Juggernaut: The Korean-Canadian gay himbo grandson of Jin Moon-Ho, the original Juggernaut who Cain Marko took the name/powers of. Read about him summoning Doctor Strange to ask him about PreP (yes, that happens explicitly on-panel - it is awesome) among other things in Avengers Academy.

Raven Darkhölme / Mystique: The shapeshifting sometimes-nemesis and sometimes-ally of the X-Men. While she may not care about things like "human lives" and "the law," she does harbor a lot of love for wife Destiny - as well as their adopted daughter Rogue and biological son Nightcrawler. There's a lot I could suggest here, but I'm going to pick Marvel's Voices: X-Men as I ADORE the Mystique/Destiny flashback story in that.

Kate "Kitty" Pryde: The original new teenager on the block, Kitty Pryde has had a LONG road to embracing her bisexuality. After literal decades of queercoding, you can finally read her dating a woman textually in the currently ongoing Exceptional X-Men (aka the best current X-book).

[orbuz228]

2023/2025 🏄🏄🏄

[thefawnfallacy]

LOVE IS AT THE CENTER OF IT ALL. LOVE IS THE POINT.

“Housofpsychoticwomn”, Ethel Cain // Antti Laitinen, “broken landscapes” // “Wishbone”, Richard Siken // “Vacillator”, Ethel Cain // satanlikedmymoxie // “Maurice”, E. M. Forster // dostoyevsky-official // Salma Deera, “salt” // Hilma af Klint (Swedish, 1862-1944) - On the Viewing of Flowers and Trees // “How to maintain eye contact”, Robert Wood Lynn // June Gehringer, “I get so jealous of euthanized dogs” // “Born to Run”, Bruce Springsteen // typewriter-worries (love is at the centre) // Patrick James Errington, "After All This Small Talk, You’d Think There’d Be No Weather Left" // Christophe Jacrot, Snjór Photography // Supernatural, season 2, episode 21, “all hell breaks loose”

[why-i-love-comics]

Spider-Society #1 (2024)

written by Alex Segura art by Scott Godlewski & Matt Milla

[starzovermarz]

Lifeweaver as Web-Weaver :]

did anyone else make a connection between the two? :0

they r having a cunt off

[fallendaria]

Well hello hello again, this is the second fairy of the FaebruaryOracle challenge on instagram

This one took the life out of me, but I’d say it was worth it because I’m happy with how it turned out.

But for real, every part of the process was such a struggle from the pose to the freaking cobwebs (they are so much harder to draw than I expected:”)

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This one has such strong eight of swords energy which I realised while drawing it

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[doreenchloepoetry]

happy international women’s day, 2025

[takethemonetandletsgogh]

Sylvia Plath, The Unabridged Journals of Sylvia Plath / Jeanette Winterson, Written on the Body

[gaysideofmarvel]

Day 10: Web-Weaver

[sincerely-sofie]

A Brief Addition in the Guard Dog x Sacrificial Lamb Series

[writing4coffee]

Oh to love and to not know how to